The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-28
CITY NEWS.

The Maitest will bs held Monday,
May 9th.
There are five races for today, In
GLIDING a hurdle scramble.
South Memphis Lodge No. 1lS, A.
T. and A. NJ, will confer the third
degle, tonight.
-Manufactories are seeking loca-
ton In Memphis. The latest is nam.
moth soap concern.
j. I. Smith has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Mrs. An
ME Il. Lynch, deceased.
1t 10 understood that new arte.
sian well project for furnishing q pub
lie water supply Is In the field.
GEN. FEATHRRsroNR and his lovely
and accomplished daughter, OF Holly
Springs, are in the city visiting frie ads.
The. Choral Society will have an
orchestral rehearsal at the Thsater to-
night. No outsiders will be admitted.
JAMES Curry, for ASA ulting VIM.
Marshall with lemon squeeEsr, was
fined $25 in the Police Court yester-
day.
N-The Arbitration Committee Of the
Merchants Exchange yesterday passed
judgment on large lot OF cotton seed
products.
1.-THE Fire Department responded
to a call from South street yesterday
afternoon. 1t was only burning
chimney. wa.
\ Jake Quincy, a white man, was
arrested last night by Officer Kehoe
for stealing a cult Of clothes from John
Harrington.
The city has game it's suit In the
Supreme Court in regard to opening
up Pontotoc street. The work will be
gin at once.
The will OF Mrs. Addie B. Harvel
was admitted TO proba Q yesterday. f.
II. Heiskell was appointed executor
without bond,
He Fell IN LOue Wih his WIFE by
L. p. Roe, is now In cheap form !;
price twenty five cents, u; Mansiord's.
This is his last work.
The Nashville Zouaves have de-
cidtd TO challenge the Memphis Mer-
chants IJuavee to q competitive drill,
to take place in the near future.
"a poor widow woman with two
children are at the Station House for
lack OF better comforts and accommo-
dations. They are deserving objects
Of charity.
Joe Hall, who announces the ap.
proach Of Col. Monig pmery's tally.ho,
was fined S. in the Police Court yes
terday for resisting an officer. His
uniform does not protect him in that
court.
Charlie Duval, a 10 year old white
boy, had his right foot badly crushed
by street car on Main street Tuesday
night. In attempting 10 Jump on the
car his foot slipped, thus bringing
about the accident.
The committee appointed by tn Q
Merchants Exchange TO scatter broad
cast information concerning advan-
tages Of Memphis met yesterday and
reported satisfactory progress. DR.. d.
I. Porter Is chairman.
The sale OF reserved seats Tor the
Southern Mothers' con cert FRIDAY
night, will be opened at Mulford's
jewelry store at . o'clock this morn
ing. Those who hold tickets can ex.
change them for reserved seats.
AN iron bridge over the Charleston
railroad for Monroe street has been
prohled by City Engineer Meriwether.
The structure 10 to have q roadway OF
thirty feet, with six foot sidewalks on
either side, and will cost between
$4,000 and $4,000.
IS. J. Gayle and Mics Annie T.
Hlaytsr, James Doyle and Mirs MARY
Y. Flaherty, E. A. Sullivan aud MrS
Amanda Williams, Mark York and
Mrs Ellen Har', p. II. Williams and
Miss Minnie Malone, were granted Ii.
cense to marry yesterday.
Matt Monaghan has fled in tht
Circuit Court suits sgsinst w. 7. Ken
nedy, Daniel JSrkin, Michael Larkiu
and William McLsan. The action il
t. renew judgments as bondsmen fol
William Mclean, when serving as tar
collector, sons ten years ago.
The lumbermen OF this city viii
meet in the committee room OF thu
Merchants Exchange ct 10 o'clool
this morning Tire objec. Of the meet